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Square's bank accounts lay groundwork for a super app

How Tipalti is managing the shifting sands of gig economy payments

The payment firm, which experienced a large but fleeting demand from at-home workers during the pandemic, is moving ahead with products designed for the needs of a transforming economy.

Visa, DailyPay launch prepaid card to promote earned wage access

The new card is meant to make the advance-payroll offering a more appealing way to fight rising expenses.

On-Demand Pay Helps American Workers Pay Bills Easier, Save Money and Avoid the Cycle of Debt, According to New Study from the Mercator Advisory Group

/PRNewswire/ -- Amid continued inflation and the high cost of everyday items, millions of working Americans are utilizing critical financial wellness benefits...

Goldman may tap brakes, again, on consumer unit's next big thing

Goldman Sachs Group is reconsidering how to launch a long-delayed product for the masses as senior executives wrestle with cost overruns.

Digital disbursements get an international audience

Rising global e-commerce transaction volume is creating an opportunity to expand the options for cross-border payments from businesses to consumers.

U.S. Bank opens a new route for real-time auto payments

After enabling used-car sales with The Clearing House's RTP rail, the bank has implemented the same technology for real-time funding of vehicle loans.

Can faster payments ease the pain of flight delays?

A real-time refund can allow travelers to quickly rebook after a cancellation, and instant credits can make longer airport waits more bearable, according to fintech experts.

Where can Meta go next with payments after its Novi wallet's failure?

Meta's Facebook has discontinued a digital wallet that was originally meant to help people use the Diem stablecoin. But its Meta Pay platform is more conventional — and thus more likely to succeed where Novi failed.

Overdraft reforms expected to cost larger banks $4 billion a year

JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America and Wells Fargo will account for more than $2 billion of the lost revenue, according to a new report from The Pew Charitable Trusts.